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Is there an ora-01017 error when connecting AS SYSDBA?
Enter password: ERROR: ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied Here : “ORA-01017: invalid username/password” while connecting to an instance remotely as sysdba On oracle support : Troubleshooting ORA-1031 or ORA-1017 Errors When Connecting As SYSDBA (Doc ID 730067.1)
Why is SYSDBA unable to connect to Oracle Database?
Getting ‘ORA-01017: invalid username/password: logon denied’ error when trying to connect to connect to the Oracle database as sysdba. You are able to connect successfully as
Can You CONNECT AS SYSDBA from a remote machine?
It is definitively possible to connect as SYSDBA from a remote machine, as you were doing: specifying a password, and not relying on the OS authentication mechanism (the operative system auth is not involved in the course of a remote authentication such this). Only, you have to activate the password-file mechanism (that is disabled by default).
What causes an ora-01017 invalid username / password error?
If you do not know the correct SYS password, you can recreate the password file, for example: The core issue with an ORA-01017 error is an invalid user ID and passwords combination, but other than an incorrect password, there are user ID issues that may contribute to the ORA-01017 error:
What does ora-01017 mean in SQL Developer?
While this is what i get from sql developer configured on Databases -> Advanced. as it is shown it returns Status : Failure -Test failed: ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied And when I try to connect from the Connection section I get a little more detailed error:
Can you connect to SYSDBA database using oemcc?
While installing a database for Oracle Entreprise Manager Cloud Control (OEMCC) I can’t login as sysdba, neither localy using sqlplus SYS@MYSID as sysdba nor remotely using the OEMCC installer : [oracle@myserver ~]$ sqlplus SYS@MYSID as sysdba SQL*Plus: Release 12.2.0.1.0 Production on Wed May 29 10:14:28 2019 Copyright (c) 1982, 2016, Oracle.
Which is the pluggable database in Oracle 12c?
Problem solved – turns out that Oracle 12c has a new pluggable database architecture, and that’s where the example schemas reside. So the root container is identified by the “orcl12c” SID, but the pluggable DB is “orcl”. The solution was to add a new entry to the tnsnames file as follows: